The Revom T2 is a rugged electric mountain trike designed for riders who want extra stability, carrying capacity, and all-terrain capability. Combining the confidence of a three-wheel design with fat tyres and electric assistance, it offers a practical and enjoyable way to travel on roads, cycle paths, campsites, and light off-road terrain.

Powered by a 250W rear motor and a high-capacity 720Wh LG battery, the T2 delivers pedal assistance and a range of up to 50 miles on a single charge. The stable tricycle layout makes it particularly appealing to riders who prefer additional balance and confidence, while the 180kg load capacity makes it suitable for shopping, leisure trips, and carrying equipment.

Large 20" x 4.0" puncture-resistant Kenda fat tyres provide grip and comfort across a wide variety of surfaces, while suspension forks help smooth rough ground and uneven roads. Hydraulic disc brakes with parking function offer consistent stopping performance and added convenience when parked.

Front and rear cargo crates come fitted as standard, alongside integrated lighting, brake lights, mudguards, and a colour LCD display. Whether you're carrying shopping, exploring local trails, or simply enjoying comfortable electric cycling, the Revom T2 delivers stability, practicality, and everyday versatility.

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Electric Bikes (EAPC)

Most electric bikes are classified as Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycles (EAPCs) and are legal to use on UK roads if they:

• Have a maximum motor power of 250W
• Do not assist beyond 15.5 mph (25 km/h)
• Require pedalling for motor assistance

EAPCs can be ridden without a licence, tax, or insurance, and are treated the same as regular bicycles.

Important

It is the customer's responsibility to ensure any e-bike is used in accordance with UK laws and regulations. If you are unsure, please contact us before purchasing.

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